Polls Archive

• 1-6. I don't know if the Buffs will rise up against Cal or Arizona State, but I can see them winning at least one game this season (42%, 54 Votes)
• 0-7. You've seen these Buffs, haven't you? The coaches calling the plays may change, but the roster remains the same. Be prepared for two more months of blowouts (40%, 51 Votes)
• 2-5. Wins over Cal and ASU are possible. November brings four ranked opponents, so it's win those two ... or nothing (13%, 17 Votes)
• 3-4 or even 4-3. What can I say? Georgia Tech fired its coach, and went out and beat a ranked team in Pitt. The firing might just unify the team we didn't think was all that bad (5%, 7 Votes)

Start Date: October 5, 2022 @ 4:38 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Not necessary. CU's next head coach can hire any number of assistants - and a pair of coordinators - with head coaching experience. CU needs inspiration more than an "HC" on the resume (41%, 113 Votes)
• Definitely. While a hot coordinator might get fans excited, there is so much more to being a head coach. CU can't afford to have its next coach learn the job on the run (31%, 87 Votes)
• Undecided. It would probably make sense to have CU's next coach be familiar with the job, but an FCS or G5 head coaching job is so different from a Power Five job, it probably doesn't matter (28%, 78 Votes)

Start Date: October 4, 2022 @ 4:24 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Ties to CU may not be vital, but the new coach should know how to recruit in California and Texas. If they aren't familiar with CU's recruiting footprint, they will start out behind - can't happen (69%, 251 Votes)
• No, no, and, by the way, NO. Part of CU's problem in the last two decades has been trying to restore CU's past. The program needs a fresh start and a fresh perspective. NO former Buffs, thank you (28%, 101 Votes)
• It would be helpful. Ryan Walters, Mark Helfrich, Brian Lindgren, Jeff Grimes. CU is a unique job, and needs to have an understanding of CU in order to be successful (3%, 12 Votes)

Start Date: October 3, 2022 @ 4:41 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I wish Dorrell and Wilson well. Good men, who both clearly cared about their players and the program. No sense beating a dead horse here. Thanks, gentlemen, for your service (40%, 212 Votes)
• The firings were inevitable - but who will the next coach be? George was hamstrung with a February hire last time. He now has two months to find a coach who can build a program - and not leave (39%, 207 Votes)
• Long overdue, perhaps too long overdue. Dorrell & Co. have sunk the program to the bottom of the FBS, and it will take years - and a miracle - to get back to mediocre (21%, 113 Votes)

Start Date: October 2, 2022 @ 2:06 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Okay, so we made it to the bye week. Time to fire Karl Dorrell, and move on to the next phase in Colorado football. If Dorrell remains coach ... I don't know what to say (48%, 172 Votes)
• Arizona and Kansas have shown CU the path to recovery. Get a good coach who can recruit and inspire, and use the Transfer Portal to bring in a brand new roster. It can be done! (42%, 152 Votes)
• Well, the Buffs did score three touchdowns, and scored touchdowns in the first and third quarters for the first time all season. Baby steps by the offense, but at least some progress with McCown at QB (10%, 34 Votes)

Start Date: October 1, 2022 @ 11:10 pm
End Date: No Expiry